I absolutely agree with you. But it's not addressed here and simply continues the trope that all marriages become sexless, joyless slogs where we're just suppos

I absolutely agree with you. But it's not addressed here and simply continues the trope that all marriages become sexless, joyless slogs where we're just supposed to be happy with living. You see it everywhere, and I think it gives people the idea that there's only one kind of marriage: one where you don't have sex but you love each other all the same. I think it would have been great for her to at least talk about their sexual frequency and how agreement of frequency is important, otherwise that lack of passion undermines everything.